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PHYTOBEZOAR FORMATION AND FOOD BOLI FOLLOWING GASTRIC SURGERY

LEE F. ROGERS M.D.1, EDWARD K. DAVIS M.D.2, and THOMAS S. HARLE M.D.3

1 Associate Professor of Radiology.
2 Clinical Associate Professor of Radiology.
3 Professor of Radiology.

Ten cases of phytobezoar formation following various forms of gastric surgery are reviewed.

The pathogenesis, symptomatology, roentgenographic findings, differential diagnoses, and treatment of this disorder are reviewed.

The necessity for the exclusion of fibrous food, particularly oranges, from the diet of individuals who have undergone gastric resection is emphasized.


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